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# Background The homepage of the Library Card was last redesigned as part of our [[ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Library_Card_platform/Authentication-based_access | Authentication-based access ]] rollout (T230524). We didn't spend substantial effort on this, largely getting it to a point where it was functional. Since that rollout we've received a wide range of feedback and had a chance to think about what works and what doesn't, and now wish want to update the page to make the calls-to-action and user workflows clearer. Feedback and input from the community was collated at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Library_Card_platform/Design_improvements Our primary goals with the new homepage design are to answer the following questions for a new user: - What is The Wikipedia Library? - Who is it for? We want visitors to feel compelled, inspired, and curious by what TWL is, and we want visitors to discover how to proceed with using TWL. **Links** - [Final desktop prototype or mockups - TBD] - [Mobile prototype, mockups, or wireframe - TBD] **Acceptance criteria** The homepage should look and behave like the prototype. Further clarifications below: - //Login process// - Users who successfully log in and meet the access criteria should be sent to the existing homepage in its logged in state - If a user logs in and isn't eligible for access, they should be returned to the same page. - The criteria section should show them which criteria they don't meet with a red X - A message should be shown under the criteria explaining the situation (use the existing messages here) - //Collection highlights// - By default, the resources highlighted at the bottom should be ... [TBD] - If a user clicks the text for a particular tag, the logos below should be filtered to resources with that tag - If a user selects a tag which is an empty category ... [TBD] - If a user clicks a button in the footer which takes them to an internal page ... [TBD]

## Background The homepage of the Library Card was last redesigned as part of our [[ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Library_Card_platform/Authentication-based_access | Authentication-based access ]] rollout (T230524). We didn't spend substantial effort on this, largely getting it to a point where it was functional. Since that rollout we've received a wide range of feedback and had a chance to think about what works and what doesn't, and now wish want to update the page to make the calls-to-action and user workflows clearer. Feedback and input from the community was collated at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Library_Card_platform/Design_improvements Our primary goals with the new homepage design are to answer the following questions for a new user: - What is The Wikipedia Library? - Who is it for? We want visitors to feel compelled, inspired, and curious by what TWL is, and we want visitors to discover how to proceed with using TWL. ## Links - [Final desktop prototype or mockups - TBD] - [Mobile prototype, mockups, or wireframe - TBD] ## Acceptance criteria The homepage should look and behave like the prototype. Further clarifications below: - //Login process// - Users who successfully log in and meet the access criteria should be sent to the existing homepage in its logged in state - If a user logs in and isn't eligible for access, they should be returned to the same page. - The criteria section should show them which criteria they don't meet with a red X - A message should be shown under the criteria explaining the situation (use the existing messages here) - //Collection highlights// - By default, the resources highlighted at the bottom should be ... [TBD] - If a user clicks the text for a particular tag, the logos below should be filtered to resources with that tag - If a user selects a tag which is an empty category ... [TBD] - If a user clicks a button in the footer which takes them to an internal page ... [TBD]

## Background The homepage of the Library Card was last redesigned as part of our [[ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Library_Card_platform/Authentication-based_access | Authentication-based access ]] rollout (T230524). We didn't spend substantial effort on this, largely getting it to a point where it was functional. Since that rollout we've received a wide range of feedback and had a chance to think about what works and what doesn't, and now wish want to update the page to make the calls-to-action and user workflows clearer. Feedback and input from the community was collated at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Library_Card_platform/Design_improvements Our primary goals with the new homepage design are to answer the following questions for a new user: - What is The Wikipedia Library? - Who is it for? We want visitors to feel compelled, inspired, and curious by what TWL is, and we want visitors to discover how to proceed with using TWL. **## Links** - [Final desktop prototype or mockups - TBD] - [Mobile prototype, mockups, or wireframe - TBD] **## Acceptance criteria** The homepage should look and behave like the prototype. Further clarifications below: - //Login process// - Users who successfully log in and meet the access criteria should be sent to the existing homepage in its logged in state - If a user logs in and isn't eligible for access, they should be returned to the same page. - The criteria section should show them which criteria they don't meet with a red X - A message should be shown under the criteria explaining the situation (use the existing messages here) - //Collection highlights// - By default, the resources highlighted at the bottom should be ... [TBD] - If a user clicks the text for a particular tag, the logos below should be filtered to resources with that tag - If a user selects a tag which is an empty category ... [TBD] - If a user clicks a button in the footer which takes them to an internal page ... [TBD]